Week 2 - September 22, 2021
NE10 Player/Rookie of the Week
Kesinee Prukmathakul, Franklin Pierce
Freshman | Bangkok, Thailand
Prukmathakul earned medalist honors in a pair of tournaments over the weekend. Turned in a 75-72--147 (+3) to win Friday/Saturday's Evann Parker Memorial, hosted by Mercyhurst. Backed it up with a 73-76--149 (+5) against a similar field to win Sunday/Monday's Michael Corbett Fall Invitational, hosted by Gannon. Guided the Ravens to team wins in both tournaments as well.
NE10 Weekly Honor Roll
Hannah Trinh, Adelphi (So. - Princeton Meadows, N.J. )
Trinh led Adelphi to the program's second first-place finish at the Le Moyne Fall Invitational on Monday. She carded a team- and career-best 160 over the two days. Trinh sat third on the leaderboard at the end of Round 1 with a score of 81. She improved by two strokes to a 79 across the latter 18 holes, earning a second-place finish in the process.
Carly Romano, Assumption (Sr. - Wake Forest, N.C.)
Romano tied for eighth place overall at the Le Moyne Fall Invitational. She was leading the Hounds at the end of day one, placing fifth overall after the first 18 holes, shooting an 83, and went on to shoot an 87 on day two for a total score of 170 and eighth place.
Meghan McKeen, Le Moyne (Sr. - Syracuse, N.Y.)
McKeen tied for fifth place to lead the Dolphins at the Le Moyne Fall Invitational with a 168. She opened with an 85 in the first round to tie for seventh and followed with an 83 to move up two spots.
Erika Fuentes, Saint Rose (So. - Goshen, N.Y.)
Fuentes fired back-to-back 78s (+6) to capture medalist honors in record-setting fashion while propelling Saint Rose to a third-place showing at the Le Moyne Fall Invitational at The Pompey Club in Jamesville, N.Y. Fuentes set a school two-round record with her 156 total.
Anna Casagrande, Southern New Hampshire (Sr. - Pelham, Mass.)
Casagrande finished as the runner-up at the Penmen Fall Invitational on Tuesday with a 54-hole total of 235. Casagrande carded an 85 and 77 in the first two rounds Monday and then posted the lowest score of the entire tournament Tuesday with a 73 that brought her to within four strokes of the winner.